The New York Times has reported an 11% increase in paid-for digital subscriptions to almost 600,000 in the three months to the end of September.
However, both print and digital advertising at the paper suffered year-on-year declines. The Times reported a small profit of $2.28m (£1.4m) in the third quarter. Digital subscriptions rose 11% between the second and third quarters to 592,000 with Arthur Sulzberger Jr, chairman and chief executive of the New York Times Company, saying that digital subscription trends have “remained robust”.
via New York Times reports sales rise | Media | The Guardian.
